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Arco
(Arco)

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Post date March 17 2026
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(Arco)
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Director – Ugo Bienvenu – 2025 – France – Cert. PG – 82m French with subtitles (not in UK cinemas) ***** English dubbed version (in UK cinemas) ****1/2 A boy from the far future attempts time travel too young and gets stranded in an earlier time – animated SF feature is out in UK cinemas on […]

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Gazer

Post author By Jeremy Clarke
Post date July 25 2025
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Director – Ryan J. Sloan – 2024 – US – Cert. 15 – 114m *** A single-parent mum, unable to make sense of the passing of time, struggles to get by and find the money to get out of town with her child – largely incomprehensible yet strangely compelling, urban, neo-noir thriller is out in […]

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Junk Head

Post author By Jeremy Clarke
Post date April 21 2023
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Director – Takahide Hori – 2021 – Japan – Cert. 15 – 101m ****1/2 A cyborg is dropped from the planet’s surface into its depths by his immortal but impotent masters to investigate the beings who have evolved in the levels below – feature length, stop-frame epic is out in UK cinemas on Monday, April […]

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Apples
(Mila,
Μηλα)

Where are we now? ApplesDirected by Christos NikouCertificate 12a, 91 minutesGreeceReleased 07 May on Curzon Home Cinema,17th May in cinemas A film whose time has unexpectedly come. People are suddenly losing their memories in a pandemic. A man (Aris Servetalis) nods off on a bus and, when he comes to, can’t remember where he was […]

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Memoir
Of A Murderer
(Salinjaui
Gieokbeob,
살인자의 기억법)

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Post date October 9 2017
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Of A Murderer
(Salinjaui
Gieokbeob,
살인자의 기억법)

Director – Won Shin-yeon – 2017 – South Korea – 118m *** A K-thriller with a memorable premise: serial killer with Alzheimer’s suspects man dating his daughter is also a mass murderer – at the London Film Festival 2017 and London Korean Film Festival 2018 At the start of Memoir Of A Murderer, Kim Byung-su […]